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Win 10 Context Taskbar Menu has disappeared

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I'm using Win 10 Pro and FF 64bit browser. I have the FF Icon on my Start Menu. Up until today when I right click on the icon in the start menu I would be presented with a tastbar. One of those choices is to Start Private Browser. This is the choice I always use. I have made no system changes, yet now I only see a minimal menu (unpin from start, resize, move, uninstall) It's like all my other choices have just disappeared. I tried a few solutions I found via a google search, but nothing worked. I even uninstalled completely and reinstalled FF and still the entire taskbar is gone. The only time I now see it is on the taskbar icon for the running version of FF. This sort of defeats the purpose of having the choice to start in private browser mode. Now, without that context menu on the start menu I have to open a normal browser session, then to to the FF menu and start a private window.

I tried to update a few images, but the upload image function on this page appears broken as it just spins forever.

I'm using Win 10 Pro and FF 64bit browser. I have the FF Icon on my Start Menu. Up until today when I right click on the icon in the start menu I would be presented with a tastbar. One of those choices is to Start Private Browser. This is the choice I always use. I have made no system changes, yet now I only see a minimal menu (unpin from start, resize, move, uninstall) It's like all my other choices have just disappeared. I tried a few solutions I found via a google search, but nothing worked. I even uninstalled completely and reinstalled FF and still the entire taskbar is gone. The only time I now see it is on the taskbar icon for the running version of FF. This sort of defeats the purpose of having the choice to start in private browser mode. Now, without that context menu on the start menu I have to open a normal browser session, then to to the FF menu and start a private window. I tried to update a few images, but the upload image function on this page appears broken as it just spins forever.